How does time curvature (not space) create an illusion of gravity?

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  • čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
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    In this video, we will explore why the curvature of time, and not the space, produces the illusion of gravity. We will also understand how the same time curvature allows the ground to accelerate up without the earth having to expand.
    This episode was sponsored by Brilliant.org.

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  • @Mahesh_Shenoy
    @Mahesh_Shenoy  Před 2 měsíci +42

    To try everything Brilliant has to offer-free-for a full 30 days, visit brilliant.org/FloatHeadPhysics . You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription.

    • @vinit.khandelwal
      @vinit.khandelwal Před 2 měsíci

      I'm going to take this using your link

    • @classicalmechanic8914
      @classicalmechanic8914 Před 2 měsíci +4

      Time curvature does not exist according to Einstein. Einstein's theories describe only spacetime curvature.

    • @KingLutherQ
      @KingLutherQ Před 2 měsíci

      I subscribed today. Your videos are amazing.

    • @thetormentor07
      @thetormentor07 Před 2 měsíci +1

      This video is 5 hours ago , but your comment is 13 hours ago. Is this Time dilation on CZcams ?

    • @vinit.khandelwal
      @vinit.khandelwal Před 2 měsíci

      @@thetormentor07 oooh. What an observation. It's either a CZcams bug or their comment server is near a black hole

  • @keemo63301
    @keemo63301 Před 2 měsíci +549

    Best description ever. Feynman would be very proud of you taking on his legacy of translating comlicated theories to us simple minded folks. Keep it up.

    • @ripjawsquad
      @ripjawsquad Před 2 měsíci +3

      complicated*

    • @se7964
      @se7964 Před 2 měsíci +8

      Time doesn’t curve - spacetime does. This is a terrible video and the explanation it gives has already long been debunked by Sabine Hossenfelder

    • @antoniojpan
      @antoniojpan Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@se7964Can you put the link to that video of Sabine? Thanks

    • @jddang3738
      @jddang3738 Před měsícem +18

      @@se7964 it’s actually correct and you’re wrong. Spacetime curves, yes. But they are two components, space and time curve at the same rate. In 1 second, you have barely traveled much through space. But you have traveled 300,000 km through time. The curvature of time actually approximates Newtons gravity. That’s why Newton’s formulas work for almost everything except really strong gravity fields and/or high speeds. It’s called the Newtonian approximation of low velocity weak fields. The curvature of space has almost no effect on anything we encounter in our lives. But the effects of the curvature of time is immense. Every object has a 4-velocity, 3 of space, 1 of time, and it must always have a magnitude of c. When an object encounters a time gradient (like that caused by gravity), the part of the object that encounters slower time darts towards the slower time. Why? It has to maintain that 4-velocity. Since time is slower on one side, the objects velocity must speed up to compensate. And that’s how things “fall.”

    • @sameerkpatil123
      @sameerkpatil123 Před měsícem +3

      @jddang3738 thanks. Your comment gave me even better insight.

  • @RussellSubedi
    @RussellSubedi Před 2 měsíci +455

    That Ryan George reference was TIGHT !!

    • @summitxjz9029
      @summitxjz9029 Před 2 měsíci +59

      Wow...wow...wow...wow

    • @jasonbeardsley7059
      @jasonbeardsley7059 Před 2 měsíci +41

      You need to get all the way off of his back about that!

    • @chrismagoon6088
      @chrismagoon6088 Před 2 měsíci +11

      Okay then

    • @RussellSubedi
      @RussellSubedi Před 2 měsíci

      @@jasonbeardsley7059oh okay let me get off of that thing.

    • @dogcarman
      @dogcarman Před 2 měsíci +28

      Nah, it was easy for him, barely an inconvenience.

  • @scienceisdope
    @scienceisdope Před 2 měsíci +240

    I dunno how you do it, Mahesh, but with every video, relativity becomes clearer for me. I can also see why Einstein called it the special theory. And this, the general theory.

    • @Mahesh_Shenoy
      @Mahesh_Shenoy  Před 2 měsíci +21

      Glad to hear that, Pranav :)

    • @TheEshanDas
      @TheEshanDas Před 2 měsíci +4

      ​@@Mahesh_Shenoy glad pranav also watches this channel 😊

    • @Rudyard_Stripling
      @Rudyard_Stripling Před 2 měsíci

      Time dilation explained before Einstein was even born, revelation from God.
      Pearl of Great Price Abraham 3 Pearl of Great Price First Edition (1851) This account was drafted in 1838 and first published in 1842 in the Times and Seasons, the Church’s newspaper in Nauvoo, Illinois. It was part of a longer history dictated by Joseph. In 1851 Franklin D. Richards of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles compiled this account with other writings, translations, and revelations into a pamphlet titled the Pearl of Great Price. The volume was later canonized by unanimous vote at the October 1880 general conference.
      4 And the Lord said unto me, by the Urim and Thummim, that Kolob was after the manner of the Lord, according to its times and seasons in the revolutions thereof; that one revolution was a day unto the Lord, after his manner of reckoning, it being one thousand years according to the time appointed unto that whereon thou standest. This is the reckoning of the Lord’s time, according to the reckoning of Kolob.
      5 And the Lord said unto me: The planet which is the lesser light, lesser than that which is to rule the day, even the night, is above or greater than that upon which thou standest in point of reckoning, for it moveth in order more slow; this is in order because it standeth above the earth upon which thou standest, therefore the reckoning of its time is not so many as to its number of days, and of months, and of years.
      6 And the Lord said unto me: Now, Abraham, these two facts exist, behold thine eyes see it; it is given unto thee to know the times of reckoning, and the set time, yea, the set time of the earth upon which thou standest, and the set time of the greater light which is set to rule the day, and the set time of the lesser light which is set to rule the night.
      7 Now the set time of the lesser light is a longer time as to its reckoning than the reckoning of the time of the earth upon which thou standest.
      8 And where these two facts exist, there shall be another fact above them, that is, there shall be another planet whose reckoning of time shall be longer still;
      9 And thus there shall be the reckoning of the time of one planet above another, until thou come nigh unto Kolob, which Kolob is after the reckoning of the Lord’s time; which Kolob is set nigh unto the throne of God, to govern all those planets which belong to the same order as that upon which thou standest.
      10 And it is given unto thee to know the set time of all the stars that are set to give light, until thou come near unto the throne of God.
      11 Thus I, Abraham, talked with the Lord, face to face, as one man talketh with another; and he told me of the works which his hands had made;
      12 And he said unto me: My son, my son (and his hand was stretched out), behold I will show you all these. And he put his hand upon mine eyes, and I saw those things which his hands had made, which were many; and they multiplied before mine eyes, and I could not see the end thereof.
      13 And he said unto me: This is Shinehah, which is the sun. And he said unto me: Kokob, which is star. And he said unto me: Olea, which is the moon. And he said unto me: Kokaubeam, which signifies stars, or all the great lights, which were in the firmament of heaven.
      14 And it was in the night time when the Lord spake these words unto me: I will multiply thee, and thy seed after thee, like unto these; and if thou canst count the number of sands, so shall be the number of thy seeds.
      15 And the Lord said unto me: Abraham, I show these things unto thee before ye go into Egypt, that ye may declare all these words.
      16 If two things exist, and there be one above the other, there shall be greater things above them; therefore Kolob is the greatest of all the Kokaubeam that thou hast seen, because it is nearest unto me.
      17 Now, if there be two things, one above the other, and the moon be above the earth, then it may be that a planet or a star may exist above it; and there is nothing that the Lord thy God shall take in his heart to do but what he will do it.
      @@Mahesh_Shenoy

    • @shinzonohara3114
      @shinzonohara3114 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Hey Mahesh I'm your long time follower but please don't reply to such hate mongers comments . This @scienceisdope man is disgusting and always spreads anti Hindu hate on his channel ​@@Mahesh_Shenoy

    • @shinzonohara3114
      @shinzonohara3114 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@Mahesh_Shenoyyou got a long journey ahead in CZcams so it's my suggestion to not reply to such people's comment

  • @brettvanwey9419
    @brettvanwey9419 Před měsícem +65

    Ahhh so the reason I’m balding, yet my toes just keep getting hairier, is because my head is older than my feet.

  • @user-el4sy8iy8g
    @user-el4sy8iy8g Před 2 měsíci +114

    I don’t usually leave comments, but I have been loving your channel for science videos. No joke, I gasped and paused the video at 17:30 and had to take it all in. I know it’s science and physics and all that, but things like this truly feel magical.

    • @TheAlison1456
      @TheAlison1456 Před 2 měsíci +2

      because they are magical
      just because we understand something, and despite what is usual for people to say, it doesn't mean it's no longer magical.

    • @syiridium703
      @syiridium703 Před 2 měsíci +5

      ​@@TheAlison1456I agree. The more I understand the physics, the more everyday things feel like real magic.

    • @bredmond812
      @bredmond812 Před měsícem

      I also felt something at that time. I saw your comment at the beginning of the video and I felt the whole video that I am not seeing the point, but now I see how the ground is accelerating up. I'm going to need a while to process that.

    • @dananorth895
      @dananorth895 Před měsícem +1

      Energy appears in many forms and always moves. All interactions come down to processes or conversion of forms/manifestations of energy.
      I think the primary dificulty in concieving of whats going on here is misappropriation of terms. Something is occuring on the forensic/ fundamental level involving transformation of energy from one form to another which as an equivalency appears as ground accelerating upwards or an object accelerating downwards but both miss the actual process occuring.

    • @billant2
      @billant2 Před měsícem +1

      Even magicians use physics to fool you at their shows you're paying for. lol

  • @nukulator
    @nukulator Před 2 měsíci +104

    This channel deserves so much more recognition than it gets. Your videos are amazing!

    • @danielz000
      @danielz000 Před měsícem

      It was the only channel that described the twin paradox without contradicting itself, and I watched a lot of other 'explanations'

  • @autodoctordr
    @autodoctordr Před 2 měsíci +95

    This is also why I prefer a different illustration of general relativity, showing space and time curvature as a distorted 3 dimensional grid, where not only are the grid lines distorted around the massive object, but the grid lines move inwards over time

    • @xcoder1122
      @xcoder1122 Před 2 měsíci +7

      I know the illustration you are referring to but I don't like it because what should "the grid line move inwards over time" mean? What is moving there? There is nothing moving inwards. This illustration gives the false impression, that massive objects "suck in space" and thus constantly need to expand to stay the same size and not get sucked into itself. Yet none of that is happening. Bending space time is not a repeating process. The earth is not bending space time over and over again throughout time, it just bends it once and this bend is then stationary. There is nothing moving once space time has been bent. The movement that makes all the effects happen is a movement through time, a movement through a 4th dimension but the illustration you are referring to cannot show that as you cannot illustrate 4 dimension using a 2D graphics. Already illustrating 3 dimensions on a 2D screen has limitations.

    • @VonJay
      @VonJay Před 2 měsíci +4

      But Einstein never wrote it as “extrinsic” curvature. He wrote it as intrinsic. So all of those 3D grids you see on CZcams are wrong.

    • @das_it_mane
      @das_it_mane Před 2 měsíci +2

      What does intrinsic mean in this context?

    • @VonJay
      @VonJay Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@das_it_mane i can list like fifteen or so things. I’ll give two
      The simplest answer out of all of them is that Einstein used “a” differential geometry which naturally incorporates intrinsic curvature. This in turn directly leads to testable predictions in spacetime.
      Extrinsic depictions often imply an observer’s vantage point from outside the spacetime being described, akin to looking at a deformed grid or fabric. In reality, we exist within spacetime, and there is no external viewpoint from which to observe its curvature as an object within a higher-dimensional space.

    • @vyvianalcott1681
      @vyvianalcott1681 Před 2 měsíci +1

      This is the misconception I had before these videos, go back and watch last weeks then watch this one again. These two videos are the best explanation of the relationship between space and time you will find anywhere. Time is a spatial dimension, it just acts differently for reasons he explained last week.

  • @DxvidEisboerg
    @DxvidEisboerg Před 2 měsíci +80

    I think that the 7 dislikes are Newton with 7 alt accounts

    • @Luke-pk9fe
      @Luke-pk9fe Před 2 měsíci +8

      How do you see the dislikes?

    • @enriquea.fonolla4495
      @enriquea.fonolla4495 Před měsícem +2

      yeah wtf?? Maybe he is in a different universe@@Luke-pk9fe

    • @chetacheese2789
      @chetacheese2789 Před měsícem +5

      @@Luke-pk9feon a computer, you can download an extension to see dislikes

    • @Lowraith
      @Lowraith Před měsícem

      That math ain't mathin'

    • @paromita_ghosh
      @paromita_ghosh Před měsícem +2

      🤡 Newton would be in awe not dislike

  • @tripat_singh828
    @tripat_singh828 Před 2 měsíci +51

    I am in class 6 ( 7th soon exams are over ) and i absolutely love your channel and videos. You are the reason I love physics more than anything else. You also motivated me to learn higher level maths in order to understand physics and... it's beautiful BUT NOT MORE THAN YOUR EXPLANATIONS!! Thank you for everything Mahesh sir.

    • @mrgyani
      @mrgyani Před 2 měsíci +1

      Kid if you are watching this in class 6-7, how far will you go in life when you turn older?

    • @neelabhjodutta2759
      @neelabhjodutta2759 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Well we have been watching these cuz they are fun and feel magical !because it's fun!
      {I am in class 6 (soon to be 7)}

    • @tripat_singh828
      @tripat_singh828 Před 2 měsíci +4

      @mrgyani I don't know I just want to support my family. Getting a job will help probably.

    • @tripat_singh828
      @tripat_singh828 Před 2 měsíci +4

      @neelabhjodutta2759 Nothing better than getting some extra knowledge while having fun.

    • @laughingbeast4481
      @laughingbeast4481 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@mrgyaniWho knows ? There's plenty of kids like that whose life is failure. It can be actually hard for them to succeed.

  • @mawallet
    @mawallet Před měsícem +4

    Finally, a physicist who can explain things using better models. I was always so confused by the two dimensional time/space description. Your cone makes so much more sense!

  • @francoisnadal5391
    @francoisnadal5391 Před 2 měsíci +35

    I'm teaching my 10 years daughter about space time.. And she gets it, naturally, intuitively, she is even one step beyond of my explanations, every litle time. And what you are doing here is absolutely amazing, you're helping people being better in their everyday life because they understand where they live, how things work. Thank you 1000 times 🙏 you're brilliant 😉 (yes we are a subscriber) and you must be as many smart people are, a kid with big dreams.

    • @fullyawakened
      @fullyawakened Před měsícem +1

      except this is wrong, so don't praise it too highly. please reference actual scientific journals not youtube videos for educational purposes.

    • @HR-yd5ib
      @HR-yd5ib Před měsícem

      @fullyawakened
      Any video that gets it right?

    • @adorp
      @adorp Před měsícem +2

      ​@@HR-yd5ib​ None. Gravity is still a mystery.
      Even if gravity is an emergent property (not "illusion") created by time curvature, and not space; curvature itself is defined as a property of space, and space should be quantized (the solution to Zeno's paradox requires it). But none of it has been proven. We can't measure the geometry of space at Planck length, while the radius of a graviton is its Schwarzschild radius, which means we will never be able to detect it, at least not directly.
      The only "right way" to learn this is to study the actual maths behind it, and that only reveals how much we do not know.

  • @elmolewis9123
    @elmolewis9123 Před 2 měsíci +5

    I'm beginning to think this Einstein was pretty smart. Nice job, Mahesh.

  • @anonymes2884
    @anonymes2884 Před měsícem +8

    I'm not big on blowing smoke up you know where in comments but this is easily one of - if not - _the_ best physics channels on CZcams right now IMO. Simple but so well thought out.
    So, y'know, basically, thanks :).

  • @skhotzim_bacon
    @skhotzim_bacon Před měsícem +9

    *This Video Contains Various Misconceptions*
    In response to the video titled "How Time Curvature (Not Space) Creates an Illusion of Gravity," it's crucial to address the misconception perpetuated about the relationship between time dilation and gravity. This misconception stems from misinterpreting a coordinate transformation in general relativity.
    It's crucial to first distinguish between relativistic time dilation and gravitational time dilation. The former is observer-dependent and occurs due to relative motion or gravitational fields, while the latter is an inherent consequence of spacetime curvature caused by mass and energy.
    Contrary to the video's claim, gravity is not an illusion caused by time dilation. Instead, it's the curvature of spacetime by mass and energy that truly shapes gravity. This understanding aligns with the principle of causality: gravity arises from the presence of mass and energy, leading to spacetime curvature, which, in turn, manifests as gravitational effects such as gravitational time dilation which is a result of this curvature, not its cause.
    it's not just the proximity to the Earth's center that causes time dilation but rather the gravitational potential. This means that time runs slower in stronger gravitational fields, regardless of altitude.
    It's essential to correct this misconception and spread awareness about the genuine mechanisms behind gravity. By debunking myths and understanding the true nature of gravity, we can foster a more accurate understanding of the universe.

    • @zusammeneinganzes8751
      @zusammeneinganzes8751 Před měsícem +3

      Thank you, the video seemed way off, he just proves his point with excitement, not by the explanation actually making Sense. Why should the ground move? But not the apple? What's causing time dilation when it's just an illusion?
      Thanks for your explanation

    • @issaczheng5067
      @issaczheng5067 Před 28 dny

      ChatGPT ahh comment

    • @skhotzim_bacon
      @skhotzim_bacon Před 28 dny

      @@issaczheng5067 Is there a point you're trying to make? It's not like what I posted wasn't true. Yeah, I used ChatGPT, but I'm the one who noticed the misconception and wrote the prompt. Then, I had to revise it to include another misconception. Looking back on it, the only thing I would remove is the last line because "debunking" was not my original intention. Just trying to clarify a common misconception with a simplified explanation that's clear and concise, that the majority of people can understand.
      I'm not that good at writing. If I had done it myself, then it would be too technical, incoherent, and full of grammatical errors. That's why I used ChatGPT.
      Fyi, I used ChatGPT to write this too

  • @firasmaaroufi9809
    @firasmaaroufi9809 Před 2 měsíci +28

    This video is a masterpiece. I enjoyed every second of my proper time. I've seen so many videos on spacetime curvature, but yours is by far the most satisfying one, thank you very much.

  • @paultaylor3213
    @paultaylor3213 Před 2 měsíci +33

    Loved the nod to Pitch Meeting. 👍

    • @pvanukoff
      @pvanukoff Před 2 měsíci +4

      References to other youtube channels is TIGHT!

  • @IPWCsInTheory
    @IPWCsInTheory Před 2 měsíci +9

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    @kashemvai5025 Před 2 měsíci +16

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    @thomastang2587 Před 2 měsíci +2

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    @faisalkhatri7284 Před 2 měsíci +6

    I have been around on CZcams for years watching science videos. Coming across your channel feels like a blessing to me. There are so many famous CZcamsrs with all those animations but they lack simplicity and a good flow of information. What you are describing is one of the most complex subjects in physics to understand. The way you do it is.. (ran out of vocabulary)
    This is where I press the bell icon.

  • @aidenparamore9398
    @aidenparamore9398 Před měsícem +3

    I don't often comment on YT but this is one of the best representations of Einstein's theory I've ever seen. Made so much more sense than the curved space example everyone seems to give. Thank you so much for such an excellent video!

  • @DrDnd4nyer
    @DrDnd4nyer Před 2 měsíci +5

    Welcome to the Science Pitch Meeting!! Hands down the best explanation and visualization! And your excitement is contagious! Can't wait to see the video on Mercury!

  • @N1ghtR1der666
    @N1ghtR1der666 Před 21 dnem

    I know people say this a lot on these kind of videos and I don't normally say it myself but this is actually the easiest explanation of space time curvature I have seen, and I have watched dozens at least, well done man! subbed.

  • @4ESOUL
    @4ESOUL Před 23 dny

    dude... I'm so grateful to have found your channel

  • @ChrisGlenski
    @ChrisGlenski Před 2 měsíci +5

    This is your best video yet! Literally the clearest explanation of curved space time I have heard, I can’t wait to share this to someone

  • @theoreticalexercise
    @theoreticalexercise Před 2 měsíci +3

    I can't believe you're able to explain this the way you do. This is amazing. Thank you

  • @icreatesomethin3835
    @icreatesomethin3835 Před 2 měsíci +2

    This guy explains astrophysics better in less than 30 minutes than any of the physics professors in my school has done in a whole year
    Such a LEGEND
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  • @chekote
    @chekote Před 2 měsíci +12

    2:23 I got that reference

  • @mongz11
    @mongz11 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Blew my mind. All those wormhole diagrams are making sense now!
    Thank you so very much sir

  • @juliancamacho1304
    @juliancamacho1304 Před měsícem +1

    Your excitement and personality make it such a great time to watch and understand this!

  • @andreyassa7638
    @andreyassa7638 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Simply brilliant! Thanks for another video which makes complex stuff easily comprehensible. It's worth the effort!

  • @phoenixpierlsberg3229
    @phoenixpierlsberg3229 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Wow, I could FINALLY actually understand and see what time curvature means. This illustration was so clear and easy to understand

    • @giin97
      @giin97 Před měsícem

      Huh. Guess it's time to start googling, I've never heard of "time curvature" before.

  • @rickcarroll
    @rickcarroll Před 2 měsíci +2

    Really well done. Best description I have seen. Keep up the great work. Ricko

  • @user-ep1ki9qr7t
    @user-ep1ki9qr7t Před měsícem +2

    17:21 so basically time creates gravity? So theres no such thing as gravity? Dude you have my mind blown right now!

  • @shaihulud4515
    @shaihulud4515 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Can this be coincidence? I literally came here AFTER watching another of my famous YT-channels, Pitch Meeting, so that reference at 2:25 was not lost on me. This, combined with a very well done video on one of my favorite subjects - I just had to leave a thumbs up, and subscribe! Well done, sir!

  • @MichaelRicksAherne
    @MichaelRicksAherne Před 2 měsíci +6

    My brain hurts in a good way.

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    @test-nt9xw Před měsícem

    Best channel in CZcams. Very happy to rewatch the episodes many times

  • @alvaroballon7133
    @alvaroballon7133 Před 2 měsíci +1

    As an expert on the topic, thank you. Most people and science/physics influencers get this so wrong. This video is a gem.

  • @DrZedDrZedDrZed
    @DrZedDrZedDrZed Před 2 měsíci +3

    This was an absolutely amazing educational model. Kudos. Really, really stellar teaching.

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    @el3ktrik296 Před 2 měsíci +185

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    • @aliensarerealttsa6198
      @aliensarerealttsa6198 Před měsícem

      This is disinformation or the uploader has around 50 IQ.

    • @CatFish107
      @CatFish107 Před měsícem +3

      Heck, at this point, I'm as old / older than most of the teachers. I can learn and keep fresh without asking to take high school physics again!

    • @elestudiodebuenavista628
      @elestudiodebuenavista628 Před měsícem +1

      This wasn't taught in my school.
      Even one time I told my teacher that gravity is not a force, but at that time I couldn't explain myself.
      Now I can explain why gravity is not a force but that teacher isn't here 😢

    • @lyrimetacurl0
      @lyrimetacurl0 Před měsícem

      As long as it confirms to the following then it's okay: czcams.com/video/PjT85AxTmI0/video.htmlsi=Bwhqcu0YPisAQyz4

    • @zohntyzexsongaming1016
      @zohntyzexsongaming1016 Před měsícem

      Yes

  • @bartswitalski
    @bartswitalski Před měsícem

    The best visualisation of General Relativity I've ever seen!

  • @ASHl33164
    @ASHl33164 Před měsícem

    I find it so wholesome how excited this guy gets about physics. I wish I could get that pumped about physics, I would probably have a much higher paying job.

  • @marveljustice
    @marveljustice Před 2 měsíci +12

    This channel is simply too underrated. Deserves millions of subscribers. You've got one of the best and most intuitive content on your channel Mahesh.
    I mean I have been into relativities and such stuff for like 3 years. Am currently studying in 10th standard. I've watched the arvin ash, veritasium, gsf, the science asylum, minute physics and all such during these years. But honestly saying, your content is much more unique and elegant. For eg. none of these have got any videos on what you actually mean by electron spin and there's so much more!
    You are doing a really great job sir! 🎉🎉🎉

  • @ADITYA-dv4uq
    @ADITYA-dv4uq Před 2 měsíci +4

    This has to be one of the mind blowing videos of yours
    Great job Mahesh.

  • @bMonsterPro
    @bMonsterPro Před měsícem +1

    Your enthusiasm is contagious!! Superb science communication; thank you for uploading!

  • @low_quality_films
    @low_quality_films Před měsícem +1

    Yet another historically accurate and meaningful conversation between Einstein and Mahesh

  • @3moirai
    @3moirai Před 2 měsíci +2

    Another excellent video! You make Relativity so approachable.

  • @jmcsquared18
    @jmcsquared18 Před 2 měsíci +6

    This is the most important reason why the trampoline analogy is so awful.
    The overwhelming majority of the perturbation of the metric from flat Minkowski spacetime for weak fields is found in its time component. So, in the weak-field limit of general relativity, that is the only term that contributes to the traditional Newtonian potential.
    Representing that as a "ball on a trampoline" is as close to blasphemous as a sentence could get in science. So, I love seeing more content creators addressing it.

  • @rukakoaye5368
    @rukakoaye5368 Před měsícem +1

    15:00 BEAUTIFUL ❤️

  • @ZenMogwai
    @ZenMogwai Před měsícem +1

    I watch a lot of this type of stuff, and I have to say that for a smaller channel (comparatively) this is one of the best explanations I've ever heard!

  • @drawlikeme9
    @drawlikeme9 Před 2 měsíci +4

    I'm in 11th,i found your channel recently and i love your content, please dont stoppp

    • @zebrabw01
      @zebrabw01 Před 2 měsíci

      deng bud you doing well ?

  • @veervishalmishra4526
    @veervishalmishra4526 Před 2 měsíci +4

    So it simply means that gravity is due to acceleration of massive objects in the 4th dimension , so from where does that acceleration comes from?

    • @otaku-chan4888
      @otaku-chan4888 Před měsícem +1

      well, the earth's accelerating upwards (creating the effect of gravity) because the sun, which the earth's orbiting around (in the sun's frame of reference) is _also_ moving through space, since the solar system's trapped in an orbit inside our galaxy. That movement in space gives earth an acceleration.

    • @veervishalmishra4526
      @veervishalmishra4526 Před měsícem +2

      @@otaku-chan4888 but well if it's movement in space than it should have positive acceleration in the direction of it's motion(imagine standing at some place in direction of motion of earth then earth will seem to come toward you) ,so gravity, then it should also have negative acceleration (imagine standing at some place from where the earth seems to move away from you), so does it mean negative gravity? so maybe because of this reason we can remove the option of acceleration in space?

    • @Navansha_MIshra
      @Navansha_MIshra Před měsícem +1

      Same question.

    • @otaku-chan4888
      @otaku-chan4888 Před měsícem

      @@veervishalmishra4526 no, all we can perceive is the movement of the earth 'pulling us down' as the earth accelerates "upwards". We're so tiny that we're like ants on a huge ball that looks almost flat. You think ants can perceive (put understanding aside, just consider sensation) positive or negative acceleration, no matter how much they tried? Nope, they'll feel "gravity" from what the ants were standing on and that's it. We're much closer to ants even in the scope of our solar system. For example, we might see tides and know that the moon exerts "gravity", but we don't feel any of it. When we feel no positive acceleration, there's no negative acceleration either.

  • @savaged
    @savaged Před 2 měsíci +2

    Thank you for making this complex topic so very simple to understand

  • @michaeldeloatch7461
    @michaeldeloatch7461 Před měsícem +2

    Excellent! You have clarified this beyond my wildest dreams for the first time in 60 years of my life! You are a superb teacher. I have just subscribed.

  • @b.s.7693
    @b.s.7693 Před 2 měsíci +47

    When this model is so widely accepted, why does modern physics postulate a Graviton? How is this coming togehter?!

    • @kylelochlann5053
      @kylelochlann5053 Před 2 měsíci +22

      If Maxwell's equations are so widely accepted, why postulate the photon?

    • @Mahesh_Shenoy
      @Mahesh_Shenoy  Před 2 měsíci +55

      Because general relativity doesn’t work with quantum mechanics!

    • @ExistenceUniversity
      @ExistenceUniversity Před 2 měsíci +2

      ​@@Mahesh_ShenoyPenrose would like a word with you Mahesh

    • @b.s.7693
      @b.s.7693 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@Mahesh_Shenoy Don't get this. Must gravity really explained differently on a quantum level? Especially, bc gravity plays almost no role on these scales, it kind of vanishes.

    • @lewis7515
      @lewis7515 Před 2 měsíci +22

      If you can satisfactorily describe a building well enough to explain what one is, where it is, how you get there and how it's supposed to be used - why would you ever need to describe the bricks its made from, or even need to know what bricks are?..
      Your description works perfectly well, up to a point. After that point, your description is fundamentally incomplete - which is a quite unhappy situation that deprives you of all kinds of knowledge, and the potential that knowledge woukd give you access to. Without that knowledge, you can be a tenant of that building, indefinitely - but you can never, ever, be an architect.

  • @X4Alpha4X
    @X4Alpha4X Před měsícem +3

    im having an issue trying to understand why we would use a straight line in the curved example. since an object at rest has 0 spatial velocity, it would follow the path of time right? so why would the apple not follow the time axis around the inner curve?

    • @Zagref7937
      @Zagref7937 Před měsícem +1

      Good point. I like his videos but i think mahesh is wrong this time. I dont know but the idea that time dilation caused gravity never sit right for me.
      Theres this youtuber named dialect that maybe not as fun/ not as good as mahesh in explaining things, but after watched several his video about this matter, i think he has the correct idea & more intuitive model about this: That the space around earth (or any massive object) is "flowing inward" like a waterfall as "the earth accelerating upward/outward" thingy. Thats why the earth didn't blow up & we feel this -force- illusion we called gravity

    • @tintun8918
      @tintun8918 Před měsícem

      @X4Alpha4X the apple will follow the curved path together with the earth if it is sitting on a shelf. Since the shelf, the earth and the apple will be accelerating togetber, it will seem as if they are all stationary. The apple when not on the shelf is not hindered to follow its inertial path, which is a straight line in the curved space time. Thats why it will hit the ground.
      Why did einstein come up with this model? It is to show that object in free fall exhibit the exact same behavior as objects in inertial motion. This fact is experimentally proven. That can only be true if it is not the object but the ground itself that is accelerating in the curved space time.

  • @caput_in_astris
    @caput_in_astris Před 2 měsíci +2

    Love all your videos but this particular one is EXTRAORDINARY !!!
    I have been teached GR only by its formulas and without getting any intuition of it, and this is the first explanation I have seen explaining free fall by the time dilatation.
    Great job!!!!!!

  • @godzillagodzilla4405
    @godzillagodzilla4405 Před měsícem +1

    Amazing. Never realized how time and gravity were linked until that visual demonstration. Thank you 🙂

  • @jensphiliphohmann1876
    @jensphiliphohmann1876 Před 2 měsíci +8

    08:53
    I still have to criticise the swapping of proper time and coordinate time. I admit that it's convenient because you don't have to deal with the MINKOWSKI metric but can apply PYTHAGORAS instead.
    However, you trade it for a disadvantage: A point in proper time is _not_ the temporal equivalent of a position. If you want to meet with someone, you must agree on
    ▪︎a common reference clock U (for "Uhr", German for clock),
    ▪︎a position relative to U and, of course,
    ▪︎a U coordinate time i.e. the time U shows.
    If you move quickly enough with respect to U, your clock will have fallen back compared to U.

    • @kylelochlann5053
      @kylelochlann5053 Před 2 měsíci +2

      The value in thinking about world-lines has nothing to do with the flat-space metric, but rather that the world-time doesn't physically exist and so the advantage of thinking in terms of world-lines is that it gives a more intuitive picture of the physics.

    • @thedeemon
      @thedeemon Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@kylelochlann5053 but taking "proper time" as an axis is so weird and counter-intuitive. Like, pick a point somewhere between two world-lines of two objects, what exactly that point corresponds to? whose proper time is its Y coordinate? this particular chart is super confusing

    • @kylelochlann5053
      @kylelochlann5053 Před 2 měsíci

      @@thedeemon The event in-between the two world-lines has no independent meaning, which was Einstein's point. As far as being goes, sure, all your exposure was to a single system of coordinates. You would likely find Minkowski diagrams confusing if all you learned on were Brehme or Loedel diagrams.

    • @thedeemon
      @thedeemon Před 2 měsíci

      @@kylelochlann5053 Minkowski spacetime charts are fine. I'm used to having coordinate time as on of the axis, not proper time. Never heard of Brehme or Loedel tho.

    • @kylelochlann5053
      @kylelochlann5053 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@thedeemon Keep in mind the the world-time doesn't exist, and that the Minkowski diagram depicts a pair of proper time world-lines, same as the others (Epstein, Loedel, etc). The world-time "t" is the proper time of the Minkowski observer. It takes its form as the global time coordinate by imagining an infinite set of synchronized clocks, a "confluence of time-like curves" that are perpendicular to the foliation of spatial hypersurfaces, e.g. the "x-axis" at t=0. There's a really great elaboration of Epstein's book, relativity.li I think it is (anyways it's called Epstein Explains Einstein). You have to search around the site to get the full book.

  • @mrgriff6122
    @mrgriff6122 Před 2 měsíci +5

    Nice shirt 😊

  • @devankurkashyap1031
    @devankurkashyap1031 Před 2 měsíci +2

    I actually shouted out at 17:03. Beautiful explanation sir.

  • @shankhadipbhattacharjee528
    @shankhadipbhattacharjee528 Před 2 měsíci +1

    The video is the best explanation of Red shift and the concept that gravity is actually acceleration. Hats off to you.

  • @Lucas_Stradeus
    @Lucas_Stradeus Před 2 měsíci +6

    It might be a stupid question, but why does mass causes time dilation?
    I'm assuming gravity is just a consequence of time dilation, if I understood it right. So what's the connection between time and mass?
    I'm sorry if that's stupid.

    • @knutfranke6846
      @knutfranke6846 Před 2 měsíci +8

      It's not a stupid question, but I suspect no one really knows an answer to it. As far as general relativity is concerned, "mass/energy curves spacetime" (and thus creates time dilation) is a postulate. It's basically what the Einstein field equation says (in a more precise way), and that was ultimately derived from observation (plus some thought experiments) , not from some deeper insight into the nature of mass (other than it being linked to energy).

    • @Lucas_Stradeus
      @Lucas_Stradeus Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@knutfranke6846 Oh, I was really curious about it, thanks for the reply.

    • @todradmaker4297
      @todradmaker4297 Před měsícem +1

      It's a great question and I'll give you an answer that everyone will tell you is wrong. It is not that gravity changes time but rather the clocks that measures that time. But as long as they get the math right GPS systems will still work.

    • @drcatspaw
      @drcatspaw Před měsícem +2

      Scientists are still working this out. I may be wrong buy I'm pretty sure those big expensive particle accelerators were built to find part of the answer. The high boson. How does that give mass properties? Lots and lots of math.

    • @jorgepeterbarton
      @jorgepeterbarton Před měsícem

      ​@@drcatspaw that is to explore what gives particles mass not the gravitational effects of mass

  • @TankEsq
    @TankEsq Před 2 měsíci +5

    1:21 I've always said this it's a circular reasoning analogy!! It only works because of gravity anyway

    • @thedeemon
      @thedeemon Před 2 měsíci +1

      Not necessarily. If we take a 2D plane and stretch it into 3rd dimension like that famous funnel, such that distances grow near the big mass, and calculate how geodesic lines work in such curved 2D space, we'll find they also curve towards the center, as if there is some gravity present. So it's a valid description of how a 2D section of space curves and makes straight motion look like there is gravity in absence of any external gravity.

    • @TankEsq
      @TankEsq Před měsícem

      @@thedeemon if the example is mathematically identical as an analogy then I stand corrected, otherwise doesn't seem helpful, especially conceptually because the only reason the balls fall in is gravity from earth below. That doesn't provide a visual representation as to why a warped spacetime would cause mass to be attracted to each other because the balls are just going down. The time gradient makes more sense as it provides a dimension of explanation outside of gravity to explain gravity

  • @ShapesWithoutColors
    @ShapesWithoutColors Před měsícem

    Im impressed with how good you are at teaching this complicated stuff.

  • @aashisjoshi
    @aashisjoshi Před měsícem

    You've got the best physics channel on CZcams, Mahesh.

  • @benl9694
    @benl9694 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Hi Mahesh,
    On the last apple in your video you drew a straight line on the apple as it advanced through time and that caused the apple to hit the ground as the ground was accelerating due to the curve in time. Drawing the line this way, directly on flat space-time, from the apple, instead of on a cone, made me think of this question. Do things at rest, regardless of their vicinity to a massive body, not experience the slow down in time? What I mean is, if I am at rest (or in Newtonian thinking free-fall) do I not experience a time rate discrepancy between my head and my feet, the way I do when standing on the earth's surface? If that's not correct, why didn't you draw the apple at rest on the conic paper? And if you had, would the planet of it had still collided (it would seem intuitively to me they would not).
    Thank you for the videos. I very much look forward to watching them as soon as they are out!

    • @stevenlarson3316
      @stevenlarson3316 Před 2 měsíci

      I hope he answers your question because I didn't understand that either.
      This is as close as I could come to an answer.
      Even though an object in freefall is in an inertial frame and not experiencing any gravitational forces locally, it still undergoes time dilation due to the curvature of spacetime caused by the presence of the massive body. Therefore, clocks on the object in freefall would show a difference in elapsed time compared to clocks at a distance from the massive body, demonstrating the impact of gravitational time dilation on objects moving in gravitational fields.
      Proper time refers to the time measured by an observer in their own rest frame, while time dilation near a massive object is a consequence of the curvature of spacetime caused by the presence of mass.
      So, it seems like even though the apple is in an inertial frame, it still experiences time dilation.
      The video seems to be saying that time dilation is the cause of gravity rather than an effect of curved spacetime. And if it isn't saying that, then this would just be a confusing way to describe curved spacetime in which the effects of both time dilation and gravity are present.
      I don't know if that was helpful. But maybe it's something to think about.

    • @benl9694
      @benl9694 Před 2 měsíci

      @stevenlarson3316 I think time dilation is creating the effect of gravity, but that there's no gravitational force. So mass, rather than create gravity, reduce the rate at which we a body travels through time, but since the speed in space time for all things is the speed of light the only thing that must change is the "distance" in space-time. But if a body is experiencing the same amount of time dilation, say 100 m above earth's surface regardless of free fall or at the top of a building then I don't see why the apples line, the free fall body, wouldn't be drawn on the cone. But I find myself often confused. Matt on PBS space time and the guy from science asylum made the same argument (although Mahesh's version is much more comprehensive and does a better job of explaining the theory and Dialect did several videos disputing this interpretation. )

    • @stevenlarson3316
      @stevenlarson3316 Před 2 měsíci

      @@benl9694 Trouble is, as far as I can tell general relativity doesn't go beyond saying gravity is caused by curved spacetime.

    • @davidyoung2990
      @davidyoung2990 Před 2 měsíci

      Maybe everything actually is just expanding? I mean, we can observe that on a macroscopic scale looking at the observable universe… so why can’t it be happening right here? And, in fact, everywhere?? How would we be able to tell, even in theory, that isn’t the case? 😂

    • @benl9694
      @benl9694 Před 2 měsíci

      @davidyoung2990 this is a theory Scott Adam's advanced (from dilbert) many years ago. The problem I can see with it is that it's unfalsifiable. But I suppose it's plausable.

  • @talkinghand1977
    @talkinghand1977 Před 2 měsíci +4

    I knew that interstellar reference was coming lol

  • @waffling0
    @waffling0 Před měsícem +1

    Wow, this is the best demonstration of this subject that I have ever seen - I have never quite grasped spacetime diagrams in this way until now. Great video!!

  • @Aki-lw7vw
    @Aki-lw7vw Před 2 měsíci +1

    Thank you , it's amazing how much you can teach so much and capture every bit of our attention in like 20 minutes.

  • @Dr.RiccoMastermind
    @Dr.RiccoMastermind Před měsícem +3

    Interesting model, but why should the apple im the air be different than the ground? I mean the apple must also be affected by the curvature of time, mustn't?
    Your flat cone diagram basically transforms the time axis right? Thus must affect everything else in the same frame if reference too?

    • @Mahesh_Shenoy
      @Mahesh_Shenoy  Před měsícem +1

      Yes, the curvature causes the apple's velocity to increase in space (without acceleration)

  • @pujamathssolution9906
    @pujamathssolution9906 Před 2 měsíci +6

    Please tell what is photoelectric effect of Einstein

    • @carultch
      @carultch Před 2 měsíci +3

      The phenomena that population of photons doesn't eject electrons from a charged metal in a vacuum, but rather frequency does, due to frequency directly determining the energy per photon.

  • @SpontaneityJD
    @SpontaneityJD Před měsícem +1

    Wonderful video. If you haven't can you perhaps discuss how the "ground moving up" is readily "proven" by our smart phone's accelerometers... which show that gravity is indeed not a "downwards force"

  • @tc_military964
    @tc_military964 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Fantastic explanation. I wish it had been taught this way in high school!

  • @binbots
    @binbots Před 2 měsíci +4

    We observe the universe in the present moment (wave function collapse) surrounded by the observable therefore, predictable past (general relativity) moving towards the unobserved therefore, probabilistic future (quantum mechanics).

  • @LytraVolt1
    @LytraVolt1 Před 2 měsíci +4

    I don’t get it, you lost me at the bending of paper. I don’t understand time as a dimension please maks a better analogy, earth isn’t expanding so it can’t be moving, IM JUST SO CONFUSED all you’ve done is confuse me further please help me

    • @bodhi-pickahfilecoinlurker5964
      @bodhi-pickahfilecoinlurker5964 Před 2 měsíci

      The rolling of the paper is just to make the 2d representation of our spacial dimensions into more of a 3d representation and the circle of the rolled up tube becomes a clock as your rotate the cylinder

    • @bodhi-pickahfilecoinlurker5964
      @bodhi-pickahfilecoinlurker5964 Před 2 měsíci

      Imagine you're the apple and you just released from the tree. You feel like you're not moving but the earth is coming towards you

    • @todradmaker4297
      @todradmaker4297 Před měsícem

      I think the reason you're confused is because it's a poor analogy. While the math might suggest that this is how "spacetime" operates, I think it is a major mistake to illustrate time as a spacial dimension.

    • @jessicasajwani5356
      @jessicasajwani5356 Před měsícem

      @@todradmaker4297 i also have a really hard time to think of time as a dimension
      Why do you think that it should not be interpretated that way?

  • @KilledByAPixel
    @KilledByAPixel Před 2 měsíci +2

    Amazing analogy of space time curvature that I've never seen before and much better then that stretched fabric bs, awesome work!

  • @johnc4957
    @johnc4957 Před měsícem

    My goodness man, you're an exceptional teacher.

  • @rightangle.studio
    @rightangle.studio Před 2 měsíci +1

    The way you explain these fundamental concepts, make me wanna go back to being a uni student all over again. In my late 30s and this is rekindling my curiously to know more about the mysteries of the universe. Kudos to you Mahesh sir!!

  • @physicsmorons6312
    @physicsmorons6312 Před měsícem +4

    This is Wrong. With all due respect you are doing the exact same thing. Taking the Gravity into account and creating time dilation , and then using that time dilation to prove that look guys - We have discovered gravity. This is circular.
    The thing you are explaining here is the gravitational attraction.
    The attraction between two bodies due to the curvature of spacetime. Let me ask you 1 thing- Why did you consider the time is running slow for that clock at 5:17 ? Because it is closer to Earth, which means there is gravity, and gravitational attraction. If Earth is present then there is curvature and THIS CURVATURE IS GRAVITY.
    You can't say that let's consider Earth and the time dilation. The dilation itself is coming from curvature of space - WHICH is GRAVITY.
    I have been watching you for a long time and started my youtube channel by getting inspired by you. But I thing this is a misinformation. I have this explanation before in "THE SCIENCE ASYLUM" channel but sadly this is wrong. You can't take Earth and create the time dilation and then propose that time dilation creates gravity. The time dilation exists because of gravity, because of matter, because of energy.

    • @RiteshKumar-kv7if
      @RiteshKumar-kv7if Před měsícem +1

      Thank God!! At last one guy who understand the basics of Relativity!! Subscribing to your channel

    • @physicsmorons6312
      @physicsmorons6312 Před měsícem

      Thanks @@RiteshKumar-kv7if

    • @skhotzim_bacon
      @skhotzim_bacon Před měsícem +1

      Thank you. I also posted a comment about this. I'm tried of seeing CZcamsrs being tricked by a coordinate transformation or just regurgitating information they don't fully understand and continuing to spread these misconceptions to their audience.

    • @drcatspaw
      @drcatspaw Před měsícem +1

      Well, in the exact sense, you are right that time curvature isn't the entire story when it comes to gravity. But in non-extream gravity (like earth) and non-extream velocities (anything not close to light speed) the time curvature dominates the equations for observed effects. That's not to say that time dilation causes the effects of gravity. It's that the curvature of timespace causes both the observed effects, time dilation and things falling. Which is how I interpreted his explanation. But I admit, that is just my interpretation.
      I do agree that any good science explanation like this needs the disclaimer of "this isn't exactly how it works, its just to help visualize it." But that's a generic complaint I have about almost any physics talk.

    • @user-lj9qo7hw2t
      @user-lj9qo7hw2t Před měsícem

      Agreed. Dialect refuted this reasoning a while ago. czcams.com/video/PjT85AxTmI0/video.htmlsi=qXEcHVz4e9RJmSG6

  • @45003
    @45003 Před měsícem +1

    Really say this is best explanation of space time curves I have seen yet good job man👍👍

  • @patriciasamper9412
    @patriciasamper9412 Před měsícem

    Thanks a lot for your videos !! I LOVE them you make all this complex concepts very undestandable

  • @jasimmathsandphysics
    @jasimmathsandphysics Před 2 měsíci +2

    8:10 Epstein?😨

    • @thedeemon
      @thedeemon Před 2 měsíci

      Lewis Carroll Epstein is the author of "Relativity Visualized" book he's using here.

    • @jasimmathsandphysics
      @jasimmathsandphysics Před 2 měsíci

      @@thedeemon thank u

  • @rebeuhsin6410
    @rebeuhsin6410 Před 2 měsíci +5

    This has been debunked, but I'm not educated enough to know.

    • @eustab.anas-mann9510
      @eustab.anas-mann9510 Před 2 měsíci +2

      Dialect has a video on the debunking.

    • @skhotzim_bacon
      @skhotzim_bacon Před měsícem

      Yeah I also recommend dialects video and then go learn relativity from a textbook.

    • @drcatspaw
      @drcatspaw Před měsícem +1

      ​@@skhotzim_baconDon't know if you will see this, but I tried to find that video where dialect debunks this. I found a video from a year ago, The true cause of gravity, or something like that. There they argue against the idea other's have floated that the time gradient causes things to move. But that's not what is being shown here. They both seem to agree that it's actually the ground accelerating up.
      Did I get the wrong video?

    • @skhotzim_bacon
      @skhotzim_bacon Před měsícem

      @@drcatspaw Yeah the gradient exists due to the curvature of spacetime from mass and energy. Gravity is not an illusion caused by gravitational time dilation. Gravity is a real phenomenon due to the curvature of spacetime from the presence of mass and energy.

    • @skhotzim_bacon
      @skhotzim_bacon Před měsícem

      @drcatspaw I'm pretty sure you found the right video if he mentions Science Asylum's video in it. He has follow-up videos as well.

  • @steele.in.motion
    @steele.in.motion Před měsícem +2

    @Mahesh_Shenoy I don't have any higher education in physics or mathematics, but I do work in the 3D CGI field, so spatial reference frames and acceleration are comfortable subjects. Because of this, I've been devouring physics for about fifteen years. I must say in all that time, I have never come across a lecturer who can so easily and accurately translate these complex ideas in such an effective way! Please keep this up!

  • @calebvantassel1936
    @calebvantassel1936 Před měsícem

    Your excitement is contagious. Great explanations too!

  • @etulfkrow
    @etulfkrow Před měsícem

    I. Finally. Get. It. It's in my head now. Whether it stays there or not is up to Schrodinger. I will probably watch this vid many times. Thanks so much!

  • @Path_k_pradeep
    @Path_k_pradeep Před 2 měsíci +2

    You are an incredibly gifted teacher.
    I hope the Indian media would change to the extent that it regularly sends out invites to individuals like you to help advance the physical sciences in India.
    Many "scientists" exist in India, although most of them are essentially calculators with no real knowledge of the field.We merely oversee the infrastructure and system in India; they have no interest in furthering science, only using it as a source of income, and they misappropriate public funds without any remorse. Institutes of research also play a role in this illness.

  • @user-pb5fy6zy7d
    @user-pb5fy6zy7d Před měsícem

    Finally i see it now! Best explanation ever. So many tried and failed before you, well done.

  • @msnt
    @msnt Před měsícem +2

    Why can't we travel with speed which is more than speed of light?
    In this video he has given a clear example of a torch, in which, When we turn on the torch in high gravitational fields, the upper layer of the light has to travel with greater speed when compared with lower layer of light. But, according to Einstein, this is not possible.
    But, why is this not possible?
    It is because, increase in speed of an object, always results in increase of it's relativistic mass. So, when an object approaches speed of light or it tries to cross the speed of light, it's relativistic mass reaches infinity. But, an object having infinite mass is not possible. So, this is why an object cannot travel with speed more than speed of light, even light itself. But, have you ever wondered why does the object's mass increases with increase in it's speed?
    Well, if anybody of you is wondering why the mass of the object increases with increase in it's speed, here's the answer:
    It is because of the equation E = mc^2 equation. This equation represents the equivalence of mass and energy.
    Energy is directly proportional to mass.
    But, what does this has to do with increase in mass of the object?
    So, what happens is that when speed of an object increases, it's kinetic energy also increases.
    K.E = 1/2 mv^2
    And as we know, increase in energy, results in increase in mass.
    I was wondering about this topic after watching the video. I wrote this so that if anybody else is also wondering like me, their doubt would get solved.
    By the way, Nice Explanation!

  • @everybodyyogastudio212
    @everybodyyogastudio212 Před měsícem +1

    This is the first time ive run into your channel. Aaaaand youve earned my follow.😊

  • @buudorobuudronovich1507
    @buudorobuudronovich1507 Před měsícem

    @2:24 AND a Pitch Meeting reference? well done, sir.

  • @AdamGoodlet
    @AdamGoodlet Před 21 dnem

    Really, really good stuff. Thank you for explaining with such passion and enthusiasm! Seems like it’s barely an inconvenience to you.
    Epic!

  • @flyhighcreative
    @flyhighcreative Před měsícem

    I really appreciate your energy and excitement, man. Always great vibes.

  • @klware
    @klware Před měsícem

    Thank you so much for this. I always hated the warped rubber sheet demonstration for the same reason. I knew there had to be a better way to show what was happening and I’ve tried to think of one for years. This is it!

  • @CastorQuinn
    @CastorQuinn Před měsícem

    This was an incredibly engaging presentation but still so information sense. Incredibly helpful. Thank you so much.

  • @neelkanthsapre3254
    @neelkanthsapre3254 Před měsícem

    Amazing video, Mahesh. You make it so much easier to visualize. I have seen very few videos made in India that are as high quality as yours.

  • @jpvefa2493
    @jpvefa2493 Před měsícem

    Feynmann would be proud of you. I love the way you explain

  • @dubious50
    @dubious50 Před měsícem

    Your excitement is contagious, great video!